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**Feature summary** (what you would like to be able to do and where): Create a new magic word that says if a page is a redirect, or not. That could be `{{#isredirect}}` with `{{ISREDIRECT}}` set up as a template. Output could be as follows (but comment if you think there's a more appropriate way to do this): - `{{#isredirect}}` outputs `true` or `false` in local language, e.g. `vero` for true and `falso` for false in Italian. - `{{#isredirect:canonical}}` outputs `true` or `false` in English. - `{{#isredirect:boolean}}` outputs `0` or `1`. These can take an additional argument: - `{{#isredirect|some page}}` outputs the redirect status of `[[some page]]`. It should work not only with Wikitext redirects, but also Javascript redirects (which have different syntax), and Vue redirects (after {T401158}). **Benefits** This would be mainly useful in system messages, e.g. redirects say that they are "articles," when they are not articles, but //redirects to articles//. {F58414461} This could be fixed with a switch in `[[MediaWiki:nstab-main]]`. It could also be useful in bot-generated reports. I could be used as an `IF` function and a second magic word, `{{#redirecttarget}}` to pull that page's target. That doesn't exist yet, but we'll file it.

**Feature summary** (what you would like to be able to do and where): Create a new magic word that says if a page is a redirect, or not. That could be `{{#isredirect}}` with `{{ISREDIRECT}}` set up as a template. Output could be as follows (but comment if you think there's a more appropriate way to do this): - `{{#isredirect}}` and `{{#isredirect:local}}` output `true` or `false` in local language, e.g. `vero` for true and `falso` for false in Italian. - `{{#isredirect:canonical}}` outputs `true` or `false` in English. - `{{#isredirect:boolean}}` outputs `0` or `1`. These can take an additional argument: - `{{#isredirect|some page}}` outputs the redirect status of `[[some page]]`. It should work not only with Wikitext redirects, but also Javascript redirects (which have different syntax), and Vue redirects (after {T401158}). **Benefits** This would be mainly useful in system messages, e.g. redirects say that they are "articles," when they are not articles, but //redirects to articles//. {F58414461} This could be fixed with a switch in `[[MediaWiki:nstab-main]]`. It could also be useful in bot-generated reports. I could be used as an `IF` function and a second magic word, `{{#redirecttarget}}` to pull that page's target. That doesn't exist yet, but we'll file it.

**Feature summary** (what you would like to be able to do and where): Create a new magic word that says if a page is a redirect, or not. That could be `{{#isredirect}}` with `{{ISREDIRECT}}` set up as a template. Output could be as follows (but comment if you think there's a more appropriate way to do this): - `{{#isredirect}}` and `{{#isredirect:local}}` outputs `true` or `false` in local language, e.g. `vero` for true and `falso` for false in Italian. - `{{#isredirect:canonical}}` outputs `true` or `false` in English. - `{{#isredirect:boolean}}` outputs `0` or `1`. These can take an additional argument: - `{{#isredirect|some page}}` outputs the redirect status of `[[some page]]`. It should work not only with Wikitext redirects, but also Javascript redirects (which have different syntax), and Vue redirects (after {T401158}). **Benefits** This would be mainly useful in system messages, e.g. redirects say that they are "articles," when they are not articles, but //redirects to articles//. {F58414461} This could be fixed with a switch in `[[MediaWiki:nstab-main]]`. It could also be useful in bot-generated reports. I could be used as an `IF` function and a second magic word, `{{#redirecttarget}}` to pull that page's target. That doesn't exist yet, but we'll file it.